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Reply #480 posted 08/17/11 3:46am

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Timmy84 said:

manthevan said:

Gene and Kiss actually met Michael already when he was in J5 I read somewhere. Plus Gene was with Diana Ross for a while in the early 80's or something and he supposedly met Michael now and then at that time. I wouldn't be surprised if Mike actually complimented Gene for his work back in the days. Michael seemed like the type of guy who would say "I love your work". However what Michael really thought is another story.

Probably but not to the extent where he was a devoted fan. You can like someone's work and not really be a fan. That's what Katherine and the Global Live folks were indicating that he was.

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Well, to be fair... you don't know either! Just because he never mentioned them doesn't mean that he wasn't a fan or didn't like them. I admit though, it seems rather unlikely/not the type of music he's known for liking.

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Reply #481 posted 08/17/11 3:48am

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It's not too far fetched of him to like KISS's work, he also liked Nine Inch Nails and from what I heard, industrial music.

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Reply #482 posted 08/17/11 3:51am

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I guess he could have like the theatricality (is that a word?) of the Kiss production!

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Reply #483 posted 08/17/11 4:00am

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Dangerous navy blue outfit, enough said lol

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Reply #484 posted 08/17/11 11:01am

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Timmy84 said:

Probably but not to the extent where he was a devoted fan. You can like someone's work and not really be a fan. That's what Katherine and the Global Live folks were indicating that he was.

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Well, to be fair... you don't know either! Just because he never mentioned them doesn't mean that he wasn't a fan or didn't like them. I admit though, it seems rather unlikely/not the type of music he's known for liking.

That's what I meant. razz I'm sure he did like their work though. smile I mean KISS was bad-ass in the '70s.

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Reply #485 posted 08/17/11 11:10am

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It's not too far fetched of him to like KISS's work, he also liked Nine Inch Nails and from what I heard, industrial music.

It would impossible to get everyone that Michael liked on a stage because he seemed to have "liked" everyone. I've always heard of him calling up an artist (surprising them, of course) and telling them how much he likes their work.

Has he ever commented publically on acts he didn't like?

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Reply #486 posted 08/19/11 10:32am

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MICHAEL FOREVER TRIBUTE CONCERT: WILL TICKETS GO ONSALE? WILL THE GIG GO AHEAD?

Friday, 19 August 2011 Written by Elliott Batte


The situation with the Michael Jackson tribute concert ‘Michael Forever’ has finally reached a boiling point with fans, and many are now calling for the gig, set to take place on October 8th at Cardiff’s Millennium Stadium, to be cancelled.

The concert has been dogged with criticism from all quarters. The timing of the event came under scrutiny from Michael’s brothers Jermaine and Randy Jackson, which was always going to result in some of the most militant of MJ fans refusing to attend and boycotting the event. Following blunder after blunder including the announcement of KISS being added and consequently removed from the line-up, as well as a very misleading charity donation scheme, it looks like the only fans who will be buying tickets will be JLS, Craig David and Christina Aguilera fans – great, but nothing to do with the main man himself. This concert currently looks more like T4 On The Beach than a tribute to the King of Pop.

Sharing that thought is the largest online Michael Jackson fan forum, which boasts thousands of members. The community site put out a statement this week saying that they didn’t support the concert, and they “urged” fans to boycott the gig. With such a large section of fans already turning on the organisers of the show, and the largest fan forum telling MJ lovers to boycott it, who is actually going to turn up?

The event’s official Facebook page won’t be bringing many more fans... it has around 3800 members - a good 68,000 short of the 72,000 tickets due to go on sale for the gig, with a large chunk of those 3800 people there solely to condemn and dispute the gig with the helpless admins. The registration process, bought in to give fans a “fairer chance” of getting hold of tickets, seem like overkill right now. Unfortunately for the promoters, tickets for Michael Forever seem to be about as desirable as a street riot.

In fact, the process of getting tickets has been so poorly advertised and handled, that it’s caused the registration period to be extended yet another 72 hours – days after they were initially forced to postpone the registration by a few days after the organisers failed to tell anyone who would actually be performing. Not to mention the fact that no-one really wants to spend a Kings Ransom to see another glorified X Factor lineup, jiggling around on stage for 4 hours.

And, as if the fans not supporting the concert wasn’t enough, Michael’s estate have also publicly made it known that they aren’t supporting the show either. They even published an open letter they wrote to Global Live Events for all to see, confirming that the organisers couldn’t use Michael’s name, image, songs or property during the event, which certainly puts any live global TV rights and merchandising in to serious doubt.

Now, I’m not an event organiser myself, but I know I’d have a tough time putting on a Michael Jackson tribute show without being able to even use his name, image, likeness or songs during the event. This is probably why the concert is called ‘Michael Forever’ – it doesn’t contain his full name because the organisers didn’t have the rights to use it. In fact, none of the official pages or sites for the show uses his full name or image. Don’t expect to get your hands on any event merchandise with the Michael Jackson name or Michael’s image on either.

So who DOES support Michael Forever? The supporters of the gig within the Jackson family are Katherine, Michael’s 81 year old mother, and a selection of Michael’s siblings – notably La Toya Jackson, Michael’s sister. She is a founder of a US-based media company called Ja-Tail – the company employs Paul Ring as President of Ja-Tail Interactive, and VP of the group’s Business Development. This is according to the Ja Tail website - (jatail.com/paul-ring). For those of you who don’t know, Paul Ring is also the US director of Global Live Events, the organiser of the concert. Could this be why La Toya is supporting the Michael Forever event? It has huge profit potential if it’s done right, as we pointed out in our previous feature.

And money is what the Jackson family need if reports are to be believed – the famous musical family are said to be in massive debt. Michael was believed to have died with over $400million debt, and although he continued to make millions of dollars after his passing, his family didn’t. Rumours are that some of the Jackson family now have normal, day-to-day jobs. Apparently, Tito Jackson plays shows with his blues band for just $500 a show, while Jackie set-up an Internet clothing business that unfortunately didn’t work out, and he’s struggled with money ever since. There are reports that Jermaine declared bankruptcy in 1995 and hasn’t earned significantly since then. Katherine Jackson, probably the biggest supporter of the show, has already received $100,000 payments in the form of trust funds for her children.

Putting all this together, it seems as though the Jackson family are simply in need of a huge pay day – and Michael Forever certainly has the potential to generate a ‘huge pay day’.

Putting the fans, the estate and the family aside, the concert still isn’t appealing to the general public. The line-up generally consists of UK talent show winners, obscure bands and has-beens - like a glorified X-Factor winner’s show. I didn’t know Michael personally, and again I’m no event organiser, but I am certainly confused at the addition of names like 90’s pop-group 3T, American rock band Alien Ant Farm, and Craig David (who hasn’t really done much since the days of ‘Rise and Fall’). No prizes for guessing how 3T got on the bill. And apparently, if you’ve been on a UK talent show, you’re almost guaranteed a spot headlining the Michael Forever concert – JLS, Alexandra Burke, Diversity and Leona Lewis will all be performing there too, and I’m 90% sure Michael or the majority of his family will have never heard of JLS or Alexandra Burke. Even the actual big names, like Christina Aguilera, and less so Smokey Robinson and Cee Lo Green, have relatively no allegiance to Michael Jackson, they don’t represent anything about him and, in the worlds of Global Live Events themselves, this concert is supposed to “remind everyone just how amazing a talent Jackson was.” Then again, they also described the gig as “the biggest and best concert in the world”.

When you look at all of the facts and take everything in to consideration, it’s more than fair that the fans aren’t happy with the promoters or the concert. What could have been spectacular now seems like a damp squib. Poorly executed and without the necessary support from the estate needed to make it a success. A quote from the promoters ticket registration terms and conditions says “Tickets for the Concert are expected to sell out very soon after they are put on sale.” However, it’s possibly more likely that tickets won’t see the light of day and the concert won’t even go ahead.

And with ticket prices ranging from £55 for restricted view upper tier seats, to £240 for the best seats in the venue, this may be good enough reason, during tough economical times, for many fans to reluctantly stay away from the event.

Will you be buying tickets for the gig? Can you even afford to go? Or will you be boycotting the show? Let us know your opinions on the Michael Forever concert in the comments below.

http://www.stereoboard.co...w/167311/9

Michael Jackson Forever Tribute Concert Ticket Prices:

Premium Middle Tier - £240.00
Golden Circle Standing - £195.00
Standard Middle Tier - £175.00
Premium Upper Tier - £137.00
Pitch Standing + Upper Tier - £97.00
Standard Seated - £87.00
Restricted View - £55.00

http://www.stereoboard.co...w/167222/9

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Reply #487 posted 08/19/11 11:03am

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^^

Thanks for posting, great article (if only they also talked about the fact that the kids appear in the terms and conditions of the concert, which everybody seems to forget sad

I wouldn't have had the money to go anyway, but I'm so boycotting this!

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Reply #488 posted 08/19/11 11:34am

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carinemjj said:

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Thanks for posting, great article (if only they also talked about the fact that the kids appear in the terms and conditions of the concert, which everybody seems to forget sad

I wouldn't have had the money to go anyway, but I'm so boycotting this!

You're welcome carinemjj smile Yeah they are making the kids be apart of this shameful sham! mad The family rep says they are excited to participate but I bet they're being forced into this and dont want to do it at all. According to the Michael Forever website registration for the tickets ends this Sunday, so I guess they'll go on sale after that. If they dont get enough sales, will they cancel this thing? beg

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Reply #489 posted 08/19/11 11:46am

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Family rep = Katherine, she said on TV that the kids were excited... they probably don,t know that her lovely gramma recieved a 100 000$ check to bring them and prostitute them at the concert...

If Katherine said : It's for your father, we will honor your daddy and it will be beautiful... of course they'll want to go... What else can they do, you imagine if the kids said 'no' to their gramma begging for the family to be together .... Iiiiiiiiiiiisssssssssshhhhh!

I guess Paris is aware of all that though since she' on the net (Twitter at least).

Katherine was able to manipulate a 40 year old Michael to bring his bros on the MSG 30th anniversary.. how easy for her is it to convince 3 kids to come to honor their daddy... She's got huge experience in convincing family members to do something they shouldn't do.

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Reply #490 posted 08/19/11 12:13pm

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carinemjj said:

Family rep = Katherine, she said on TV that the kids were excited... they probably don,t know that her lovely gramma recieved a 100 000$ check to bring them and prostitute them at the concert...

If Katherine said : It's for your father, we will honor your daddy and it will be beautiful... of course they'll want to go... What else can they do, you imagine if the kids said 'no' to their gramma begging for the family to be together .... Iiiiiiiiiiiisssssssssshhhhh!

I guess Paris is aware of all that though since she' on the net (Twitter at least).

Katherine was able to manipulate a 40 year old Michael to bring his bros on the MSG 30th anniversary.. how easy for her is it to convince 3 kids to come to honor their daddy... She's got huge experience in convincing family members to do something they shouldn't do.

I dont know about Blanket but I think Prince and Paris can see through the motives of this tribute. They see that this concert is causing division within the family, with Jerm & Rand being the outspoken unsupporters of this and Janet, Joe, and Rebbie being the silent unsupporters of the tribute. And if they've gone to the Forever Michael Facebook page, they've seen all the uproar from the fans on that page. Some fans may have even tweeted their disgust to Paris too. I wonder what their feelings are on this whole fiasco.

Totally agree with you on Katherine having experience in manipulating family members to do stuff they dont want to. She's been doing it for years so it probably came easy for her to approach MJ3 about participating in this concert disbelief

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Reply #491 posted 08/19/11 12:17pm

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I think Prince and Paris, being 14 and 13, know exactly what is going on - just like their father did at their ages when shit was going down. They know it's foul what's going on probably.

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Reply #492 posted 08/19/11 12:17pm

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NaughtyKitty said:

I dont know about Blanket but I think Prince and Paris can see through the motives of this tribute. They see that this concert is causing division within the family, with Jerm & Rand being the outspoken unsupporters of this and Janet, Joe, and Rebbie being the silent unsupporters of the tribute. And if they've gone to the Forever Michael Facebook page, they've seen all the uproar from the fans on that page. Some fans may have even tweeted their disgust to Paris too. I wonder what their feelings are on this whole fiasco.

Totally agree with you on Katherine having experience in manipulating family members to do stuff they dont want to. She's been doing it for years so it probably came easy for her to approach MJ3 about participating in this concert disbelief

They are probably aware of all this, but still... how do you want them to say no to their grandma... The kids have so much to learn about this whole family, but they are in this family so either they do like Janet and get the hell outta there as soon as they can and try to stay sane, or they stay there, get caught and become just as weird as the rest of them.

Therapy's gonna be needed anyway.

Anyway, fo the concert, we'll see.... (sigh)

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Reply #493 posted 08/19/11 12:34pm

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carinemjj said:

NaughtyKitty said:

I dont know about Blanket but I think Prince and Paris can see through the motives of this tribute. They see that this concert is causing division within the family, with Jerm & Rand being the outspoken unsupporters of this and Janet, Joe, and Rebbie being the silent unsupporters of the tribute. And if they've gone to the Forever Michael Facebook page, they've seen all the uproar from the fans on that page. Some fans may have even tweeted their disgust to Paris too. I wonder what their feelings are on this whole fiasco.

Totally agree with you on Katherine having experience in manipulating family members to do stuff they dont want to. She's been doing it for years so it probably came easy for her to approach MJ3 about participating in this concert disbelief

They are probably aware of all this, but still... how do you want them to say no to their grandma... The kids have so much to learn about this whole family, but they are in this family so either they do like Janet and get the hell outta there as soon as they can and try to stay sane, or they stay there, get caught and become just as weird as the rest of them.

Therapy's gonna be needed anyway.

Anyway, fo the concert, we'll see.... (sigh)

They cant say no so that's why I say they're being forced into this. They see whats going on and they probably dont like what they see. I dont think they really wanna be be a part of this thing but they dont really have a choice but to be involved. sigh

I think Prince and Paris will definitely take the Janet route, we'll have to see what happens with Blanket.

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Reply #494 posted 08/19/11 12:36pm

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Timmy84 said:

I think Prince and Paris, being 14 and 13, know exactly what is going on - just like their father did at their ages when shit was going down. They know it's foul what's going on probably.

I agree. And like their dad, are being forced into making appearances regardless of their feelings.

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Reply #495 posted 08/19/11 12:50pm

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Timmy84 said:

I think Prince and Paris, being 14 and 13, know exactly what is going on - just like their father did at their ages when shit was going down. They know it's foul what's going on probably.

I agree. And like their dad, are being forced into making appearances regardless of their feelings.

Right. I'm sure when they become of age and are old enough to make their own decisions, which isn't far from now, they'll decide what to do if the family keeps asking them to be a part of this. How long will their "your father will love this" excuses last before they get tired of it?

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Reply #496 posted 08/19/11 1:08pm

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Timmy84 said:

NaughtyKitty said:

I agree. And like their dad, are being forced into making appearances regardless of their feelings.

Right. I'm sure when they become of age and are old enough to make their own decisions, which isn't far from now, they'll decide what to do if the family keeps asking them to be a part of this. How long will their "your father will love this" excuses last before they get tired of it?

How I see this (not that it's ineteresting or anything but...)

If (when) this concert gets cancelled, the family will blame the Estate for trying to stop this poooooor old woman from honoring her son. They will also 'blame' the fans by saying they listened to the fans and stopped it...

But they'll still tell the kids that the Estate and the fans doesn't love them, which, with time, can leave marks. They'll see how the love they get from fans, but hear their family say the fans don't care about the Jackson family, them being able to see what,s real and not will not be easy, especially growing up in the middle of this family, surrounded by people with who they spent their entire days, have fun with, go out with and spend holiday with.

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Reply #497 posted 08/19/11 1:10pm

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Timmy84 said:

Right. I'm sure when they become of age and are old enough to make their own decisions, which isn't far from now, they'll decide what to do if the family keeps asking them to be a part of this. How long will their "your father will love this" excuses last before they get tired of it?

How I see this (not that it's ineteresting or anything but...)

If (when) this concert gets cancelled, the family will blame the Estate for trying to stop this poooooor old woman from honoring her son. They will also 'blame' the fans by saying they listened to the fans and stopped it...

But they'll still tell the kids that the Estate and the fans doesn't love them, which, with time, can leave marks. They'll see how the love they get from fans, but hear their family say the fans don't care about the Jackson family, them being able to see what,s real and not will not be easy, especially growing up in the middle of this family, surrounded by people with who they spent their entire days, have fun with, go out with and spend holiday with.

I can believe it. Being around that spawn, it's hard not to rub it off.

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Reply #498 posted 08/19/11 1:42pm

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Timmy84 said:

carinemjj said:

How I see this (not that it's ineteresting or anything but...)

If (when) this concert gets cancelled, the family will blame the Estate for trying to stop this poooooor old woman from honoring her son. They will also 'blame' the fans by saying they listened to the fans and stopped it...

But they'll still tell the kids that the Estate and the fans doesn't love them, which, with time, can leave marks. They'll see how the love they get from fans, but hear their family say the fans don't care about the Jackson family, them being able to see what,s real and not will not be easy, especially growing up in the middle of this family, surrounded by people with who they spent their entire days, have fun with, go out with and spend holiday with.

I can believe it. Being around that spawn, it's hard not to rub it off.

That would be awful too, but I can see it happening. sigh Maybe as soon as Prince turns 18 he'll leave, get a place of his own and take Paris and Blanket with him.

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Reply #499 posted 08/19/11 4:27pm

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Timmy84 said:

I can believe it. Being around that spawn, it's hard not to rub it off.

That would be awful too, but I can see it happening. sigh Maybe as soon as Prince turns 18 he'll leave, get a place of his own and take Paris and Blanket with him.

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Don't you all have something better to do than to worry about some rich kids. They'll have more money than they can spend and they've got family and friends that care for them. I am sure there are a lot of other kids that could use your concern though

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Reply #500 posted 08/19/11 5:06pm

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Don't you all have something better to do than to worry about some rich kids. They'll have more money than they can spend and they've got family and friends that care for them. I am sure there are a lot of other kids that could use your concern though

Since this is a thread about the Jacksons we're talking about Jacksons kids, you're free to start a thread about Rwanda, Somalia, Russia or whatever kids in need you want, for now, mind you, we care about those kids, rich or not, cause it looks like money doesn't always = hapiness.

Thanks for your concern. And since all you previous posts are related to the Jacksons, if you don't care about those kids's future, it's your choice.

Pardon us for caring, we didn't know it was against the rules wink


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Reply #501 posted 08/19/11 5:22pm

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lol I'm not even gonna respond. You're free to believe what you want man. smile

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Reply #502 posted 08/19/11 5:35pm

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manthevan said:

Don't you all have something better to do than to worry about some rich kids. They'll have more money than they can spend and they've got family and friends that care for them. I am sure there are a lot of other kids that could use your concern though

Oh and by the way, since you care so much more about kids in need that we do, you may want to contribute to my fundraising I'm doing over the year for sick kids in my area smile

http://prince.org/msg/100/363145

You may also want to donate to UNICEF for Kids starving in the horn of Africa like I did too, there are never too many people donating you know smile

http://inside.unicefusa.org/site/TR/Events/General?pg=team&fr_id=1050&team_id=22520

L.O.V.E. smile

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Reply #503 posted 08/19/11 8:20pm

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Whatever, there will always be people, who are lonely and bored, who have nothing better to do with their time then to seek out attention on internet messageboards. They like to go into threads and type up some BS but try to act like they're above it all and better than the other posters. And they think they've accomplished something worthwhile. Pity them lol

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Reply #504 posted 08/19/11 8:51pm

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Whatever, there will always be people, who are lonely and bored, who have nothing better to do with their time then to seek out attention on internet messageboards. They like to go into threads and type up some BS but try to act like they're above it all and better than the other posters. And they think they've accomplished something worthwhile. Pity them lol

lol

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Reply #505 posted 08/19/11 8:59pm

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I can't ...

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Reply #506 posted 08/19/11 9:49pm

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i think mj fans are to deeply involved with his kids and estate, he is the only deceased pop star whos fans get so involved in matters that really dont concern them. seems like fans are always trying to seperate his kids from the rest of the jacksons, 'they need to get away from those people', i hope they dont grow up like them',ect. well last i checked mj was a jackson which makes his kids jacksons, so blanket and nem are no different then jermajesty and all the other grandkids in the eyes of the jacksons. the kids are with their blood relatives (at least thats what fans have been saying), no matter how hard some try they will never convince the kids that their daddy's fans love and care for them more then their family. a whole lot of people are making money off mj's name,likeness,legacy but the only people fans ahve a problem with is his own flesh n blood, go figure

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Reply #507 posted 08/19/11 11:32pm

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lowkey said:

i think mj fans are to deeply involved with his kids and estate, he is the only deceased pop star whos fans get so involved in matters that really dont concern them. seems like fans are always trying to seperate his kids from the rest of the jacksons, 'they need to get away from those people', i hope they dont grow up like them',ect. well last i checked mj was a jackson which makes his kids jacksons, so blanket and nem are no different then jermajesty and all the other grandkids in the eyes of the jacksons. the kids are with their blood relatives (at least thats what fans have been saying), no matter how hard some try they will never convince the kids that their daddy's fans love and care for them more then their family. a whole lot of people are making money off mj's name,likeness,legacy but the only people fans ahve a problem with is his own flesh n blood, go figure

THANK YOU! some fans get to emotionally involved. No family is perfect and some of Michael's family do shady things but to think some fans actually think they care more about him than his familt is laughable. Some act like they knew Michael personally, i swear a few would love to ride a unicorn to kidnap his children and raise them in a castle over a rainbow where they won't be tainted. Like seriously they need to chill, Michael's kiss are with their family where they belong. Fans hate when the media and other people say Prince, Paris and Blanket aren't Jacksons yet they segregate them from their family as well...hypocrisy much? they hate when their looks are dissected yet they do the same. I think some have transferred their obsession from MJ onto his kids, they aren't and will never be him so they should give them space and let them live.

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Reply #508 posted 08/20/11 3:25am

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lowkey said:

i think mj fans are to deeply involved with his kids and estate, he is the only deceased pop star whos fans get so involved in matters that really dont concern them. seems like fans are always trying to seperate his kids from the rest of the jacksons, 'they need to get away from those people', i hope they dont grow up like them',ect. well last i checked mj was a jackson which makes his kids jacksons, so blanket and nem are no different then jermajesty and all the other grandkids in the eyes of the jacksons. the kids are with their blood relatives (at least thats what fans have been saying), no matter how hard some try they will never convince the kids that their daddy's fans love and care for them more then their family. a whole lot of people are making money off mj's name,likeness,legacy but the only people fans ahve a problem with is his own flesh n blood, go figure

+1

my thoughts exactly

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mimi07 said:

lowkey said:

i think mj fans are to deeply involved with his kids and estate, he is the only deceased pop star whos fans get so involved in matters that really dont concern them. seems like fans are always trying to seperate his kids from the rest of the jacksons, 'they need to get away from those people', i hope they dont grow up like them',ect. well last i checked mj was a jackson which makes his kids jacksons, so blanket and nem are no different then jermajesty and all the other grandkids in the eyes of the jacksons. the kids are with their blood relatives (at least thats what fans have been saying), no matter how hard some try they will never convince the kids that their daddy's fans love and care for them more then their family. a whole lot of people are making money off mj's name,likeness,legacy but the only people fans ahve a problem with is his own flesh n blood, go figure

THANK YOU! some fans get to emotionally involved. No family is perfect and some of Michael's family do shady things but to think some fans actually think they care more about him than his familt is laughable. Some act like they knew Michael personally, i swear a few would love to ride a unicorn to kidnap his children and raise them in a castle over a rainbow where they won't be tainted. Like seriously they need to chill, Michael's kiss are with their family where they belong. Fans hate when the media and other people say Prince, Paris and Blanket aren't Jacksons yet they segregate them from their family as well...hypocrisy much? they hate when their looks are dissected yet they do the same. I think some have transferred their obsession from MJ onto his kids, they aren't and will never be him so they should give them space and let them live.

Agree!
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